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Sensitive shaving symbol
The Philips Shaver S7000 has an S and XS symbol on it. The S symbol stands for sensitive shave
settings, and XS is for extra sensitive shave. You can select these settings via the Philips GroomTribe
App.
Note: Please keep in mind that the symbols on your Philips Shaver vary per model type. For a
complete overview of the symbols and indicator lights on your shaver refer to the user manual.
2. Which foam or gel can I use with my Philips shaver?
You can use any type of shaving foam or gel available in the supermarket or drugstore with your wet
and dry Philips Shaver. If you have sensitive skin, we advise you to use a shaving foam or gel for
sensitive skin.
Does using a foam of gel effect my shaver's performance?
Wet shaving with foam or gel uses more energy and can thus drain your shaver's battery much
faster. If you use your Philips Shaver for dry shaving only, the battery can last much longer.
Is it better to dry or wet shave with my Philips Shaver?
Both dry and wet shaving have their own advantages. It comes down to your personal choice of
shaving. Some points to consider are as follows:
1. Dry shaving can be done almost anywhere, even on the go, and there is hardly any cleaning
involved.
2. Wet shaving feels refreshing and is often beneficial for sensitive skin as it reduces friction and
irritation caused by a blade.
For more shaving tips, download the Philips Grooming App, available on both App Store and Google
Play.
3. How do I charge my Philips Shaver using the wireless Qi pad?
If you have a Philips Shaver that comes with a charging pad, this means that you can benefit from
wireless charging. To find out details on how to charge your shaver on a wireless Qi pad read our
instructions below.
Charging Philips Shaver SP9000 models with a wireless QI pad
1. Plug the wireless Qi pad in a working electric socket.
2. Dry your shaver to remove any exy excess water from it. Now place it horizontally on the charging
pad. Make sure the shaver fits into the cavity of the wireless charger.
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